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#298269: apache php mysql: can not remove,
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Subject: mysql.so in apache's module directory is not from Debian
From: "Adam Conrad" <adconrad@0c3.net>
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Your dpkg -S output clearly shows that no package owns a "mysql.so" in the
directory where apache is searching, which means that if there is a file
there (and there most certainly is, or was when you reported this bug), it
was placed there by hand. If this is a real apache module, please read
/usr/share/doc/apache-dev/README.modules (in the apache-dev package) about
how to set up a .info file that the configuration scripts will like.
If this isn't an apache module (say, for instance, it's a PHP extension,
and someone confusingly put it in the wrong directory), please remove it
from /usr/lib/apache/1.3/
Closing, as this is not a bug in apache.
... Adam